Michael Smith
4b30682e17
Introduces bin/yino-vm with create, boot, delete, and status subcommands for managing a QEMU x86_64 VM on macOS. Auto-detects OVMF firmware paths and CPU/accelerator (HVF on Intel, TCG on Apple Silicon). VM artifacts are stored in vm/ (gitignored). Completes TODO #1. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Yino
Yino Is Not Omarchy — an opinionated Debian-based desktop OS, ported from Omarchy.
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TODO
- Set up development environment (QEMU VM for testing)
- Create ISO generation pipeline (Debian ISO with unattended install that triggers Yino installer)
- Configure boot and full disk encryption (LUKS, initramfs, bootloader) as part of unattended install
- Port Omarchy installer to Debian (runs post-install, equivalent of Omarchy's phase 2-5 scripts)
- Get Hyprland running via the installer with essential dotfiles
Unsorted pool (future work, not yet prioritized)
- Set up custom Debian package repository (replaces Omarchy's OPR/AUR)
- Port package management layer (pacman to apt, adapt install scripts)
- Build and package full Hyprland ecosystem (Hypridle, Hyprlock, Hyprsunset, UWSM)
- Port desktop environment stack (Waybar, Walker, Mako, SwayOSD)
- Build and package applications not in Debian repos (Ghostty, etc.)
- Port configuration and dotfiles system (3-layer: Default, Theme, User)
- Port theming system
- Port security configuration (UFW firewall, GPG setup)
- Set up upstream tracking workflow for basecamp/omarchy